IFAD

According to the report's findings, IFAD has been innovative in bringing solutions around credit delivery, agro-processing and environmental management

Bolivia is one of the world's 10 most affected countries. It is predicted that the negative impact on the economy will decrease the country’s GDP by an estimated 10% in 2020

By the end of 2019, women in Simbo are projected to be annually producing more than SI$500,000 worth of honey.

The UN estimates that some 783 million live below the international poverty line, the majority in rural areas in East Asia, South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.

Rural women manage natural resources, adopt climate-resilient agricultural approaches, preserve biodiversity and agriculture productivity

Their families are so poor that they cannot access the necessary resources to improve their lives. In turn, this makes them poorer and spins them into an unbreakable vicious.

Over utilisation of water and poor water management, by agriculture, have been linked to depleting groundwater resource and reduced water quality, leading to damaged ecosystem

The world faces a rising population, rapid urbanization, climate change, declining soil fertility and increasing demand for food and fuel. All of this puts pressure on land.

Indigenous peoples’ face systematic human rights violations, dispossession and discrimination which can compel them to move or migrate

"Rural women want information. Their main area of work is farming but they lack basic information on the best ways to grow and maintain their crops"